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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ninche | f | Russian | The name Ninche is a Russian variation of Nina and Nine |
| Ninel | f | Russian | Ninel is a girl's name that is particularly popular among older women in Russia |
| Niocovat | m | Russian | The name Niocovat has its roots in the Russian language, with the exact meaning and spe… |
| Njura | f | Russian | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning of this name |
| Njuscha | f | Persian | Njuscha, as a feminine first name, is a derivative of Niusha and carries the translatio… |
| Nolik | m | Russian | Nolik is the Russian short form of Anatolij, which in turn is a variant of the name Ana… |
| Nonna | f | Latin | The name Nonna (Нонна) is a Russian feminine variant of the Greek Nonnos (Νόννος) |
| Noy | m | Hebrew | Noy, a boy's name, is considered a form of Noi |
| Oktyabrina | f | Russian | Oktyabrina is a beautiful girl's name that originates from Russian and is derived from … |
| Oleg | m | Georgian | Oleg (Олег) is a form of the Nordic name Helge and is common in Russian, Ukrainian, and… |
| Oleg-Andrei | m | Russian | Oleg-Andrei is a double name combining Oleg ("the uninjured") and Andrei ("the brave") |
| Olene | f | Finnish | means 'be careful' in Estonian |
| Olenka | f | Polish | Olenka, a diminutive form of Olena, is derived from Helena and carries the meanings 'th… |
| Olesia | f | Russian | Olesia (Олеся) is a Ukrainian derivative of the name Olesya, which is of Russian origin… |
| Olessja | f | Polish | The name Olessja is a variant of the name Olesya and is derived from Alexandra |
| Olesya | f | Russian | The name Olesya (Олеся) is a diminutive form of Oleksandra and is thus closely related … |
| Olinka | f | Polish | Olinka, a Slovak diminutive of Olga, originally derives from the Nordic name Helga |
| Oliver-Mark | m | Danish | Oliver-Mark is a double name combining Oliver ("the olive tree planter") and Mark ("the… |
| Olivija | f | Latin | Olivija, as the Croatian, Lithuanian, and Slovenian form of Olivia, originally comes fr… |
| Ollis | m | Russian | The name Ollis, as well as Olis, is likely a Ukrainian short form of the name Alexander |
| Olya | f | Russian | Olya (Оля) is a Russian diminutive of Olga and originally derives from Helga in the Nor… |
| Orest | m | Polish | The name Orest is a Slavic derivative of the ancient Greek name Oréstēs (Ὀρέστης), whic… |
| Oxana | f | Russian | The name Oxana represents a variant of the Russian form Оксана (Oksana) and is derived … |
| Pafnutij | m | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Palina | f | Latin | Palina (Паліна) is the Belarusian form of Polina and belongs to the Slavic variants of … |
| Panja | f | Persian | Panja is a girl's name that originates from Indonesian and also carries the meaning "th… |
| Pasha | m | Latin | Pasha is often used in Russian as a short form of Pavel and Pawel, analogous to Sascha … |
| Paulana | f | Latin | The name Paulana is composed of the elements Paula and Ana and can be interpreted as 't… |
| Pavel | m | Slavic | Pavel is the Czech form of Paul and means 'the small one' or 'the younger', derived fro… |
| Pavla | f | Latin | The name Pavla, as the feminine form of Paula, carries the meaning 'the little one' or … |
| Petja | m | Finnish | Petja (Петя) is a masculine name that is a diminutive form of Pjotr, which in turn is d… |
| Petra-Diana | f | American | Petra-Diana combines the meanings of Petra, which means 'the rock', and Diana, named af… |
| Petruta | f | Polish | Petruta is regarded as a Slavic diminutive of Petra, which in turn is a female form of … |
| Petya | f | Russian | Petya (Петя) is a diminutive of the girl's name Petra, which is regarded as the female … |
| Piva | f | Italian | Piva is a feminine first name whose exact origin remains unclear |
| Pjotr | m | Russian | The first name Pjotr is the Russian equivalent of Peter, which means 'the rock' |
| Platon | m | Basque | The name Platon, also known as Plátōn (Πλάτων), is the Greek form of Plato |
| Polina | f | Greek | The name Polina, a form of Paulina, has its roots in the Latin word parvus or paulus, m… |
| Rachel-Samara | f | Hebrew | Rachel-Samara is a double name combining Rachel ("the mother sheep") and Samara ("the e… |
| Rada | f | Slavic | The name Rada is a short form of Slavic first names that begin with 'Rad-', including R… |
| Radia | f | Arabic | The name Radia has its roots in Old Slavic and is derived from Rada |
| Radik | m | Russian | The name Radik (Радик) is a Russian variant of the name Radek |
| Raduga | f | Russian | Raduga is a feminine first name that means 'the rainbow' |
| Rafail | m | Greek | Rafail is the Greek and Russian form of the biblical name Raphael (Hebrew רָפָאֵל) and… |
| Raisa | f | Arabic | Raisa is a feminine first name that is considered a Russian (Раиса), Ukrainian (Раїса),… |
| Raissa | f | Estonian | Raissa (Раиса) is often associated with the meanings 'the Carefree', 'the Effortless', … |
| Ramziya | f | Arabic | The name Ramziya is the feminine variant of the Arabic name Ramzi (رمزي) and has its ro… |
| Rasputin | m | Russian | The name Rasputin has Russian roots, but no specific word components are documented |
| Ratimir | m | Russian | Ratimir is a masculine given name of Slavic origin |
| Ratmir | m | Russian | The name Ratmir originates from Russian and Serbian and is regarded as a short form of … |
| Ravil | m | Arabic | Ravil is a male first name derived from the Arabic Rawi |
| Rayka | f | Persian | The name Rayka (Райка) comes from Bulgarian and is regarded as the female variant of Rayko |
| Reja | f | Latin | The name Reja has its roots in the meaning 'the Golden One.' It comes from Latin and de… |
| Renat | m | Latin | Renat is the Russian version of the Latin name Renatus |
| Renata-Kristina | f | Russian | Renata-Kristina is a double name combining Renata ("the reborn") and Kristina ("the Chr… |
| Rodion | m | Russian | Rodion (Родион) is a Russian variant of the Greek name Herodion (Ἡρῳδίων) |
| Rodja | m | Russian | The first name Rodja comes from Russian and is directly translated as 'the Happy One' |
| Roksolana | f | Latin | Roksolana is a girl's name that is considered a Latvian and Russian form of Roxelana |
| Ronja-Catarina | f | Greek | Ronja is a Russian diminutive of the names Veronika and Roxana |
| Ropasa | f | Russian | The name Ropasa is a girl's name whose origin comes from a Russian word composition |
| Rosa-Linde | f | French | Rosa-Linde is a double name combining Rosa ("the rose") and Linde ("the mild one") |
| Rosa-Maria | f | Aramaic | Rosa-Maria is a double name combining Rosa ("the rose") and Maria ("the beloved") |
| Rosa-Marie | f | English | Rosa-Marie is a double name combining Rosa ("the rose") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Rostislav | m | Russian | The name Rostislav (Ростислав) has Old Slavic origins and literally means 'the one who … |
| Ruf | m | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Rufina | f | Latin | Rufina refers to a girl and traces back to Latin and Roman origins |
| Rulan | m | Russian | Rulan is a boy's name that can be seen as a variant of Ruslan, which is a variant of Aslan |
| Rushan | m | Russian | Rushan is a Tatar variant of the name Roshan and carries the meaning 'the Bright' as we… |
| Ruslana | f | Russian | The designation Ruslana represents the feminine variant of Ruslan and has its roots in … |
| Ruth-Erika | f | Danish | Ruth-Erika is a double name combining Ruth ("the satisfying one") and Erika ("the sole … |
| Sabera | f | Arabic | The first name Sabera represents a feminine variant of the Arabic name Saber |
| Sabrina-Anuschka | f | Greek | Sabrina-Anuschka is a double name combining Sabrina ("the nymph of the River Severn") a… |
| Sadko | m | Russian | Slavic name |
| Samara-Maria | f | Russian | Samara-Maria is a double name combining Samara ("the entertainer") and Maria ("the belo… |
| Samara-Rachel | f | Hebrew | Samara-Rachel is a double name combining Samara ("the entertainer") and Rachel ("the mo… |
| Samara-Tabitha | f | Aramaic | Samara-Tabitha is a double name combining Samara ("the entertainer") and Tabitha ("gaze… |
| Samona | f | English | Samona is interpreted as 'the one originating from Samos.' The origin of the name could… |
| Samuil | m | Russian | The name Samuil is the Bulgarian and Russian variant of Samuel, which traces back to th… |
| Sandra-Diana | f | Latin | Sandra-Diana unites the meanings of Sandra as the protector and Diana as the goddess of… |
| Sandra-Laura | f | Latin | Sandra-Laura is a double name combining Sandra ("the protector") and Laura ("the one fr… |
| Sania | f | Arabic | Sania is the Pakistani form of the Arabic name Saniyya |
| Sanja | u | Russian | Sanja is a predominantly feminine first name that is frequently encountered in the Serb… |
| Sanya | f | Arabic | The name Sanya (سنيّة) is an alternative spelling of the Arabic Saniyya |
| Sarah-Samara | f | Hebrew | Sarah-Samara is a double name combining Sarah ("the princess") and Samara ("the enterta… |
| Sarah-Tamara | f | Egyptian | The meaning of Sarah includes 'the noble one' (Hebrew), 'the princess' (Arabic), 'the l… |
| Saroya | f | Russian | The name has its roots in Russian |
| Sascha-Oliver | m | Latin | The name Sascha-Oliver is a male double name with Latin roots |
| Sascha-Sven | m | Russian | Sascha-Sven is a double name combining Sascha ("the protector") and Sven ("the boy") |
| Saveli | m | Latin | Saveli (Савелий) is thus the Russian form of the late Latin name Sabinus |
| Schajan | m | Persian | Schajan is a masculine first name that is considered a variant of the Persian name Shayan |
| Sedin | m | Russian | Sedin is a boy's name that has both Albanian and Bosnian origins and is a masculine for… |
| Sedina | f | Russian | Sedina is a female first name that is common in Bosnia and has Russian roots |
| Sedrin | m | Russian | The just ruler, the advocate |
| Selena | f | English | Selena represents a Latinized form of the Greek name Selene, which originates from Gree… |
| Senja | f | Finnish | The name Senja, a diminutive of Arsenia and the Finnish equivalent of Xenia, means 'the… |
| Serafim | m | Greek | Serafim is a boy's name that is regarded as a Russian variant of Serafin |
| Sergei | m | Russian | Sergei (Сергей) is a Bulgarian and Russian variation of the name Sergius, a familial te… |
| Sergey | m | Russian | The name Sergey (Сергей) is a male first name from Bulgaria and Russia, which traces ba… |
| Serjoscha | m | Russian | Serjoscha represents a Russian diminutive of Sergej, which is itself a variant of the a… |
| Seva | f | Latin | Seva is a feminine form of the name Severina and derives from the Latin word sevērus, w… |